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White Light/White Heat is the second studio album by American rock band the Velvet Underground, released in 1968 by record label Verve. It was the band's last studio recording of new material with bassist and founding member John Cale. After the disappointing sales of the Velvet Underground's first album, The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967), the band's relationship with Andy Warhol deteriorated. They toured throughout most of 1967.

White Heat (Dusty Springfield album). White Heat is the twelfth studio album recorded by singer Dusty Springfield, and eleventh released. It was only released in the United States and Canada.

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The Velvet Underground’s second studio album, White Light/White Heat, is undoubtedly one of the noisiest, most experimental, and most controversial albums of the 1960’s. Said Lou Reed of the album, No one listened to it, but there it is forever – the quintessence of articulated punk. And no one goes near it. And sadly, for most of the world, that statement was not too far off. According to SoundScan, It was the lowest selling studio album released by the VU (at least in the USA).

White Light/White Heat didn't have either. By the time they released it, the Velvets were downplaying the art-world connection (despite the very arty slash in the album's title, and the fact that its black-on-black sleeve was designed by the Factory's Billy Name). Nico was out of the band, although bassist John Cale would continue to work with her for years.

White Light/White Heat is a six-song album by a New York band and an ugly album at that. It's not a matter of finding that hidden, inner beauty; there is no inner beauty on this album. White Light/White Heat stands against beauty, like Frankenstein masquerading behind the withered portrait of Dorian Grey. And while beauty is certainly in the eye of the beholder, anything in the world can be quantified and standardized to a degree sense of objectivity, if so desired. Humans are easy to please.